Van Gogh was crazy about Monticelli’s work, which he stumbled on in an exhibition during his first visit to Paris in the year the older artist died.So crazy, in fact, that he and his art-dealer ...

Primary sources involve texts that are directly related to the historical artifact, person, or period in question. Primary sources cited frequently in art history include artists’ statements or ...

A thematic relationship between art and artist is exactly what the Brooklyn Museum’s recently launched “Spike Lee: Creative Sources” is all about, featuring over 450 objects (and of course a ...

The Santa Barbara Museum of Art challenges us to rethink Vincent Van Gogh in an exhibition that highlights his contemporaries and his voracious appetite for books.

Informal and formal library instruction sessions for physical sciences can be more fascinating to non-scientists and scientists by incorporating freely available Government sources from art libraries, ...

School of Visual Arts presents “Primary Sources: Documenting SVA and the New York Art World, 1966 – 1985,” a survey of the myriad new ways of making and experiencing art that found a home at the ...

Primary Sources at Gagosian, Madison Avenue embraces Artschwager’s challenge to viewers. Center stage, in two galleries, Gagosian has strategically positioned nine vitrines filled with source ...

Oct 7, 2013, New York, NY—School of Visual Arts presents “Primary Sources: Documenting SVA and the New York Art World, 1966 – 1985,” a survey of the myriad new ways of making and experiencing art that ...